Axiom Technologies
Desktop Support Engineer with Server Exposure

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Role: Desktop Support Engineer with Server Exposure
Location: Worcester, UK (On-site)
Duration: Backfill (On-Demand Ticket Based)
IR 35 status: Outside IR35
Role Summary
The primary responsibility is daily desktop and onsite support, along with operational support for Windows Server, Hyper-V, Veeam Backup, HP Storage, and Microsoft SQL Server.
Primary Responsibilities (Desktop / Site Support)
- Daily L1/L2 desktop and end-user support
- Windows desktops, laptops, printers, and peripherals
- Hardware troubleshooting, replacements, and installations
- Onsite coordination with NOC and vendors
- Hands-on site activities (device reset, cable plug/unplug if required)
- Incident and request handling using ServiceNow
- Follow ITIL and change management processes
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Additional Responsibilities (Server / Infrastructure Support)
- Windows Server operational support
- Hyper-V / Hyper-V Cluster exposure
- Veeam Backup monitoring and basic restore support
- HP Storage (SAN) – operational exposure
- Microsoft SQL Server – basic admin exposure
- Active Directory – basic exposure
- Support patching, firmware updates, and backup tape rotation
- Coordinate with OEM vendors and follow the escalation matrix


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Mandatory Skills (Screening Checklist)
- Strong Desktop Support experience (Windows environment)
- Windows Server basics
- Hyper-V exposure
- Veeam Backup exposure
- ServiceNow / ITIL awareness
- Willingness for full onsite, hands-on support
Good to Have:
- HP Storage / SAN exposure
- SQL Server basics
- Data center or onsite support experience
- Vendor / OEM coordination experience
Shift & Time:
- Shift aligned to UK business hours (07:30 – 15:00 London Time)
- Rotation-based support model
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